Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Jay Blanes – ‘To The Moonlight’
After receiving countless praise and more than 500k streams for his work to date, London-based singer and songwriter Jay Blanes is now looking to continue his upward trend as he returns with his vibrant new single ‘To The Moonlight’. Bringing back the same fresh and uplifting pop-rock direction he is known for, this new effort makes for a light and uplifting return for the artist at the helm.
E.D.I.S – ‘Abuse’
Having originally found his feet as a member of numerous outfits throughout his infancy, fast-rising artist E.D.I.S is now cementing himself as a bold and sweeping solo performing, returning with his stunning new delight ‘Abuse’. Although the track itself touches on some hard and difficult topics, his silky smooth vocals bring a whole new energy to the song, conjuring a warm and inviting listen throughout.
REUNIØN – ‘Under The Wild Sea’
With the likes of Clash, Rolling Stone, and Notion praising their work to date, emerging pop duo REUNIØN are continuing to break new barriers as they drop their captivating new release ‘Under The Wild Sea’. With its warm and enticing vocals layered amongst sweet and sweeping production, these two have certainly formed a firm grasp on their powerful sound.
Miguel Pregueiro – ‘For The Night’
With a broad and diverse array of offerings landing throughout the last few years, which have received airplay in dozens of countries, fast-rising artist Miguel Pregueiro makes his dynamic return on the bouncing new jam ‘For The Night’. Merging his love and appreciation for Latin vibes and a forward-thinking pop direction, this new one will have you tapping your toes from start to finish.
Ready, Steady, Die! – ‘Say Hello, Wave Goodbye’
With the duo set to release their highly-anticipated sophomore album ‘Accidents’ in the coming months, emerging outfit Ready, Steady, Die! have now returned to showcase their forthcoming collection with the breezy new effort ‘Say Hello, Wave Goodbye’. A take on the Soft Cell classic, this new offering unveils more of their transportive direction, filled with soaring aesthetics throughout.
